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Semiconductor revenues to decline by more than 7% this year

IDC said sales to fall from $474m to $440m due to oversupply, will bounce back in 2020

Spending on digital transformation set to rocket in 2019

New forecast from IDC indicates spending will jump by 17.9% to $118tn this year

Huawei overtakes Apple in global smartphone sales

Chinese mobile maker reports 50.3% jump in sales as Apple shipments down 30.2%

Over 50% of Irish people expected to own a smart speaker by 2023

Prediction that smart speaker ownership will overtake that of tablets globally by 2021

Internet of things adoption on the rise in the Republic

New figures from Vodafone show a huge surge in IoT uptake by Irish businesses

Iphone shipments in China slump 20% in Q4 of 2018

Mild market reaction suggests Apple decline already built into investor expectations

What’s the background to the Huawei arrest that has spooked markets?

Many see Chinese company as potential conduit for espionage and sabotage

Irish people in the dark as to what blockchain technology is

Majority of those surveyed by Amarach said they wouldn’t choose a career in blockchain

Spending on 3D printing set to explode over next five years

US to lead way in spending followed by western Europe and China

So mad about tech, China even loves its robot waiters that can’t serve

China surges ahead in AI and robotic investment but is much of it tech for tech sake?

Spending on blockchain solutions set to rise dramatically

European spend on blockchain tech to reach €3.5 billion in next five years, report predicts

DCU teams up with AIB to appoint Ireland’s first chair in data analytics

Prof Tomas Ward to take up the role

New Dublin HQ offers New Relic room for expansion

European headquarters can hold up to 300 employees

Huawei warns of slower revenue growth despite gains

Chinese firm has been making gains against Apple in global smartphone market

Major rise in spending on Internet of Things predicted for 2018

Technology research company says spending on enterprise security will reach $96bn in 2018

Spending on augmented and virtual reality to soar in coming years

Total spending on AR/VR products and services to rise from €9.7bn to nearly €184bn

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